Next.js

Create web applications with the power of React components

5.0•446 reviews•

4.6K followers

Create web applications with the power of React components

5.0•446 reviews•

4.6K followers

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The React framework for production. Next.js provides zero-configuration automatic code splitting, filesystem based routing, hot code reloading and universal rendering.

Next.js Reviews

The community submitted 446 reviews to tell us what they like about Next.js, what Next.js can do better, and more.

5.0

Based on 446 reviews

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Reviews praise Next.js for strong DX, flexible routing, and built-in SSR/SSG, with many noting fast iteration from prototypes to production. Founders of

Vercel

say the App Router, Server Components, and seamless deploys reduce tooling overhead. Makers of

Dodo Payments

and

Trupeer

highlight easy full‑stack builds via API routes and solid SEO performance. Common caveats: App Router/RSC caching quirks, occasional build-time creep, and watching for hosting lock‑in. Overall, it’s a dependable default for React teams shipping scalable apps quickly.

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Pros

fast performance (45)

developer experience (24)

server-side rendering (24)

static site generation (16)

React integration (15)

file-based routing (13)

SEO optimization (13)

API routes (11)

scalability (11)

TypeScript support (6)

Cons

caching issues (3)

learning curve (3)

stability issues (2)

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Next.js

to build WriteRush 2.0

•15 reviews

Next.js is the backbone of the entire WriteRush backend. It's the rare tool that truly delivers on the promise of a full-stack framework. I was able to build the marketing landing page and the entire secure backend API for payments and user auth all within a single, cohesive codebase. Next.js gave me, a solo developer, the leverage to build what would have once required a whole team.

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9mo ago

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Next.js

to build Revv Invest

•3 reviews

We're able to make our UX maximally snappy by leveraging the fine-grained performance controls that Next.js enables: supporting both server-side and client-side rendering, fetching content/views only as needed via dynamic imports, minimizing HTTP hops by utilizing getServerSideProps, and making reloads near-instant with the help of caching.

What's great

fast performance (45)server-side rendering (24)

What needs improvement

caching issues (3)

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Next.js

to build CodeNearby

•2 reviews

Next.js is the go-to choice over alternatives like CRA or Nuxt because of its server-side rendering (SSR), static site generation (SSG), and API routes—all natively integrated with React. Its performance optimizations (Image & Font Optimization, Middleware, Edge Functions) and deep Vercel integration make it unbeatable for modern web applications that need speed and scalability.

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1yr ago

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Next.js

to build WordFlippin

•3 reviews

Shoutout to Next.js for powering WordFlippin's frontend. We chose Next.js for its server-side rendering—critical for SEO and fast initial loads—and API routes that eliminated the need for a separate backend service. Its full-stack capabilities and developer experience made building a responsive learning platform seamless.

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Next.js

to build Needle

•7 reviews

We use Next.js with TypeScript and love how it streamlines full-stack app development. The seamless integration of server and client components, type-safe data fetching helps us build and deploy with confidence. No more context switching between frontend and backend!

What's great

TypeScript support (6)API routes (11)React integration (15)universal rendering (1)

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6mo ago

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Next.js

to build Snapventure

•3 reviews

Next.js strikes the perfect balance between developer experience and production performance. Compared to alternatives, it offers out-of-the-box SSR, API routes, built-in image optimization, and first-class support for React—all without the typical configuration overhead. It empowers us to ship faster and scale confidently.

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Next.js

to build BlitzWizMap

•4 reviews

Next.js allows me to build robust, full-stack applications with ease. The built-in routing system is incredibly intuitive, and I love how it handles both static and dynamic rendering seamlessly. Plus, features like API routes and incremental static regeneration have saved me countless hours by simplifying complex functionalities.

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Next.js

to build Fred - The UXR shepherd

•4 reviews

Next.js allowed us to implement server-side rendering, optimize performance, and manage dynamic content seamlessly. Its built-in features for routing, API integration, and static site generation made the development process smoother and more efficient, enabling us to focus on building a robust user experience for our platform.

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1 view1yr ago

used

Next.js

to build Needle

•8 reviews

What's great

developer experience (24)TypeScript support (6)React integration (15)

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Next.js

to build Agora Merchants

•11 reviews

The Agora Merchant dashboard is built with NextJS. We enjoy the flexibility with data fetching, as the dashboard is connected to several data sources requiring slightly different experiences. Additionally, having error handling per route helps customize the experience for our merchants.

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